Onrin

I had some curry and coffee here. Both were really good. Especially the curry was the best I had on my Japan trip so far. The store is decorated with a lot of Yuru Camp accessories and had a very comfy feeling to it. The staff speaks a bit English and they even have an English menu which helped a lot since my Japanese is really bad. This place is definitely a must visit for every Yuru Camp fan and even if you are not it’s an amazing place to grab a quick lunch or coffee.

The place is filled with Yuru Camp posters and figurines, which, combined with well-maintained, noble-looking old furniture and beautifully painted walls, create a unique atmosphere. My husband and I were in a rush and got takeout coffee. The gentleman who prepared it spoke English better than we do and was so kind that he even asked the bus driver to wait for us for a moment. We also really enjoyed the coffee blend. Highly recommend! :)

Cosy place for a quick lunch. The chief server was an elderly gentlemen who was smartly dressed, he looked like a charactor from anime, and the decor definitely added to the charm. Ordered the stew beef, it was good but not something i enjoy.

The owner is kind, and stepped out to help me navigate the town. I decided to visit his beautiful café, and enjoyed delicious iced café au lait and cheesecake with lovely service in a cosy, clean, and cute setting. I appreciated his help in English, and the service overall was excellent. Cash is preferred, but it seems cards may also be accepted. Highly recommend.

Amazing experience, tiny hidden gem. 100% worth checking out if you’re in the area. The curry is the best curry we’ve had so far from 3 weeks in Japan and we’ve been in Osaka and Kyoto as well. Don’t miss out on this place!

A wonderful place. The only one open late afternoon, when we were looking for a coffee and a bite to eat. The owner, a polite and cheerful gentleman, speaks excellent English. The atmosphere, decor, discreet music, delicious coffee, matcha, and ice cream are a must-visit when you're in the captivating Minobu.

Cozy place, very small with only a bar to sit by. Not a lot of vegetarian options but nothing to complain about on the toast nor the eggs. Old feel combined with anime drawings and posters. A few steps from minobusan bus stop.

I was not hungry but needed a place to rest and get a drink while waiting for the bus. The coffee was delicious. I like Yuru Camp so the decorations were great. I really liked the drawings. Everyone was very friendly and chatted with me even though my Japanese is not great.